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In recognition of its continued commitment to the promotion of healthy and active living, Motley Rice was named a Fit-Friendly Company by the American Heart Association (AHA) for the third consecutive year.

Motley Rice is proud to sponsor Opal Financial Group's Police, Fire & Public Pensions Forum being held Friday, April 16, 2010 - Saturday, April 17, 2010.

Motley Rice LLC, along with Jacoby & Meyers LLC and Foster P.C., announce today that they have filed a putative class action lawsuit against numerous plant managers and human resource personnel of Perdue Farms, Inc.

In recognition of the U.S. Senate's resolution designating the first week of April as National Asbestos Awareness Week, Motley Rice would like to emphasize the importance of research, action and responsibility as related to asbestos exposure and asbestos-related diseases.

Motley Rice is proud to announce that Motley Rice co-founders Ron Motley and Joe Rice have been selected for inclusion in 2010 South Carolina Super Lawyers, an honor received by only five percent of lawyers in South Carolina each year.

Motley Rice co-founder and member attorney Joe Rice and member attorney Anne Kearse have been named members of The National Trial Lawyers Top 100 Trial Lawyers™.

Motley Rice co-founder and member attorney Joe Rice has been named a lifetime member of both the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum by The Top Trial Lawyers in America Million Dollar Advocates Forum.

The American Association for Justice Minority Caucus Newsletter for Spring 2010 featured an article written by Motley Rice attorney Marlon Kimpson entitled "Knowing is Half the Battle," a piece addressing growing concerns and emerging trends in both the aviation industry and aviation litigation.

Motley Rice member attorney Marlon Kimpson speaks with reporter Carolyn Murray on Comcast's Newsmakers about a putative class action lawsuit that Motley Rice filed in South Carolina on March 22, 2010, against Airtran Airways, Inc.

Motley Rice attorney Marlon Kimpson comments on a lawsuit recently filed in South Carolina on behalf of Summerville, S.C., native Sandie Mallard alleging that the low-cost carrier cost her thousands of dollars after failing to notify her of a cancelled flight for which she had already paid.